which actually brings more can customers. >> reporter: but, he is on the hook for an extra $50,000 to $60,,a year. >> can't think about that. it is just the cost of business. >> reporter: not all businesses will be able to handle the hike, according to san jose a mayor. >> i am worried about the small businesses they will make a comtkaeugs, com-- accommodations and absorb it and others will have to lay people off. >> actually to be able to ark chief financial independence from my parents. as it stands i did not make enough to pay for rent and food and gas and i might actually be able to to that. >> reporter: in san jose, kpix- 5. >> the minimum wage is $8 an hour in california. workers are paid based on whatever rate is higher. right now there is a bill in congress proposing to raise the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour.

for the first time in nearly 3 months gas prices have dipped a little. 6 cents in the last two weeks. nationwide the average for a gallon of unleaded is $3.74. according to gasbuddy.com the average in san francisco is $4.15 a gallon. oakland, $4.10, and san jose $4.11. lowest average in california is in sacramento at $4.02 a gallon. 6 teenagers are dead after their suv went into a swampy pond in northeast ohio this morning. a total of 8 teens were in the honda passport when it hit a guardrail, overturned and ended up in the swamp near the city of warren. five teens were trapped in the suv. a 6th was found underneath it. two of the passengers escaped and ran to a house for help. it is a tough loss for the working class town of 41,000. >> took most of this morning to meet with all of the family members, that i possibly could at both hospitals.

we are going to pull together and we are going to be there for them. >> the authorities say all of the teens were between the ages of 14 and 19. there is no word what caused the accident but investigators do not believe alcohol was involved. in an animal sanctuary opens to the public next week after a lion killed a 24-year- old intern. the privately run cat haven observed a moment of silent for diana hansen. she was attacked by the 550 pound male lion on wednesday. the animal was shot to death by a sheriff's deputy. the park is opening to visitors with the consent of hansen's parents to care for the other 29 wildcats. >> it is important for us to return back to normal operations here at the cat haven and diana would really want us to do that. >> hansen was cleaning the lion enclosure at the time of the attack. investigators believe the lion pushed open the door of a feeding cage and snuck up

behind hansen and broke her neck with one swipe of its paw. she died instantly. >> tomorrow marks the 2nd anniversary of the devastating 9. tphaoáeufrpb earthquake -- 9.9 earthquake. 300,000 people are still homeless. the estimated 1.5 million tops of debris is continuing to wash up on beaches along the pacific ocean. the opening of the museum is still months away but they don't have to wait so long. several of the popular attractions visited three san francisco neighborhoods. >> if you never been to san

francisco exploretori ium now it comes to you. >> she might think she is playing pinball but she is learning about gravity and electricity. >> they love playing with them and love to learn how they work. >> 10 moving trucks are in the process of taking the exhibits from the old home to their new home at pier 15. >> easy access to so many neighborhoods on public transportation, so many more people can visit us. >> reporter: this young man was not so interested how the ball seemed to flow with air he just wanted the ball. that is not the only stop. they are bringing it here to the mission and the bay view. bringing it out into the community. >> we want to signal to the communities it is their home as it is our home. >> i was amazed when i looked at it. >> reporter: the last shop, the bay view, in san francisco, today, a peaceful place of fun and learning. >> it is fun to be here and learn at the same time. >> a small group learns how to paint murals by numbers, and young minds exparenting with

light and a skateboarding station, announcing to everyone it is here to stay. >> we love our new home and being in the middle of the city like this. >> reporter: reporting from san francisco, kpix-5. >> and the new exploreitorum opens on pier 15 october 15th. look for pop up signs around the city and thursday afternoon there will be a celebration of pi, the never-ending number. the end is near for the big sugary drinks in new york. cardinals had a lot of time to think about who they want for pope. why it may not be so easy after so much time

in a move that could spread to other cities, new york city's pioneering ban on super size sugary soft drinks goes into effect this week. the measure for bids, restaurants and other food service establishments from selling drinks in sizes larger than 16 ounces. some businesses have complained but the state officials say the majority of comments have favored the ban. >> all we are doing in new york

is reminding you that it is not in your interest to have too many empty calories. you can have some if you want 32 ounces buy two 16 ounce cups. >> san francisco, los angeles and boston curtailed sugar drinks sales on city properties and banning candy from school vending machines. washington, d.c. is considering similar bands. the selection and insulation of a new pope will be security nightmare. saint peters square is quiet today with no pope to give the weekly blessing. soon it will be filled with hundreds of thousands of people waiting to hear about the election of a new pontiff. the officials for roam and the vatican say they are ready to handle the crowds and have installed a medical tent. the biggest challenge could come when world leaders arrive for theips hraeugz ceremonies. >> this could be the last sunday without a leader for the the catholic church. cardinals begin voting for a

new pope on tuesday. but, chicago's cardinal hinted it could be difficult to choose. saying quote, the will of god is not entirely cheer. cbs reporter danielle knotting ham has the latest from the vatican. >> reporter: cardinals celebrated mass in parishes throughout rome. >> in memory ... >> reporter: and ask the faithful for their prayers. >> pray for the god's blessing and kiss the spirit of all of the cardinals going into the conclave. >> reporter: people attended sunday services to see the men in the running to become the next leader of the catholic church. >> pray at the wholly spirit a moment, to choose a new pope who will confirm us in our faith and make more discipline the law of the good shepherd. >> reporter: some of the most talked about italy's cardinal and americans including new york's dolan voting for the next pope begins on tuesday. >> a week ago we would offed

wow, we have a lot of work to do. now, a sense of resignation and trust and faith. >> reporter: 115 cardinals will cast ballots. white smoke flowing from the chimney on top of the chapel when at least 77 of them agree on one man to be the next pope. >> the cardinals are at a point they realize, hmm, we had a lot of talking going on. there is nothing more to be said at this point. time to decide now. >> reporter: in the past an american would not be considered a strong candidate but many church observers say times have changed. >> now a pope who came from the united states might be a welcomed breath of fresh air. >> reporter: vatican officials expect the voting will only last a few days. danielle knottingham, back to you. >> no conclave has lasted more than five days. another reason tonight to cut the stress out of your

life. new evidence of the severe damage it can do to your body and lead to early death. from the kpi and x weather station, good evening, everybody. wow! what a day today. but, today will not be as warm as it will be tomorrow. in fact, we will pinpoint the warmest day coming up, as the new continues right here on kpix5.

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after hurricane katrina and in greece, struggling through the financial turmoil. it was discussed at a conference in san francisco. doctors say prolonged stress can raise fight or flight hormones that cause heart trouble. nothing to stress about today outside though. it was gorgeous. hopefully you had a chance to get outside. thousands of people just did that. san 14's first event of the season. i can just listen to the music for awhile. >> reporter: king street to fisherman's wharf and paoáers street were closed so people can get out and play. sanfrancisco's next is april 14th in the ph-gz district. hopefully they have this kind of day, april 14th. today was picture perfect. >> it was. it was. above average as l. anywhere between 7 -- above average as

well. anywhere between 7 and 10. pollen is a factor. >> you can feel it? >> oh, yeah. good evening. let's go outside and look at the live kpix weather camera. you know what this is? treasure island. if you head a little bit towards the right, there, you will have hot dog stand. >> okay good to know. >> i don't pertake in the hot dogs but the best warm pretzel. grab a bottle of wine and you have yourself a date. all right, sidetracked there. current temperatures in and around the bay area. 61 degrees in san francisco typically this time of the year, average high, 60 degrees. and santa rose a70. mountain view, 68 degrees. a bit of a wind out of the northwest at 17 miles an hour. today's high, above normal. typically, should be about 60, 62 in the city by the bay. otherwise average high in livermore, 68. 1 degree above normal there.

same story in san jose. 72 degrees. that is up from the average high of 63. still need that extra blinket overnight. number wise into the 30s and the 40s under a starry sky. a hint of stratus, lining the seashore around there. but that is about it. it is our live kpix weather camera looks out towards ocean beach where the official sun down is at 11:12. wow! tomorrow, bright sunshine, once the sun officially comes up at 7:29. beaches, the place to be if you don't have to work or go to school tomorrow. 73 degrees. santa cruz wester he 10-15 miles per hour. okay, just said it for you. storm track north of the bay area. guiding precipitation, up in the pacific northwest and british chumpia. high pressure right about there. manning out to be warmer today the full strength of the high pressure will produce a off shore component by midweek. so, wednesday will be the

warmest day, coming up. but tomorrow, 69. sacramento. 50 with the springtime skiing and the high sierra. low 60s joe seplity and monterey bay. your numbers going up in comparison to today, again, 60s and 70s, common, north of the golden gate bridge. 70 degrees and throughout willow glen and the valley, low 70s towards the dealt a. the winds will be gentle and here is the forecast each and every day. highlights -- dealt, the winds will be gent skpel here is the forecast each and every day. >> yes. look at coast side. yes, more clouds, a flow on thursday and sunday. never the less a dry weather pattern a hint of slight chance of rain by late sunday. just a slight chance. >> picture perfect. thank you very much. i am trying to wrap my brain around baseball world classic. >> most do not know what it is but it is gaining momentum. >> it is baseball. that is all we care about. >> win or go home for the

united states baseball team. and tiger woods goes for his second win of the year, we will tee it up, next

some like the baseball classic and some don't know what it is. a game between the u.s. and canada to go to the next round beats cactus league game. they prepare for a slug fest in

phoenix and the u.s. getting on the board, first. saunders launches one over the fence off of ranger's starter, 2-0, canada. and, bats all around for the boys in the red. but, their buzz would wear off in the 4th inning. ben, green, pushing it it over. hops it in the air. scoring 2-1. it was 3-2 canada, 8th inning, runners on board. jones splits the gap. everybody is going to score on the 2-run double. the united states goes on to win 9-4 and they are headed to the next round in miami. last year at dural, tiger woods pulled out in the final round because of a problem, leaving people to question if he -- we had seen the last of tiger at his elite level. a year later, woods is almost back on top of the mountain. tiger appears to have regained that look of a champion. he was good on his short gain, second hole.

birdie. puts him at 19 underpar. on 4. a great play. he will go on to birdie that hole as well. 27 birdies. he is one shy of the personal best. steve striker tried to keep it close. chip shot on 13. finished 2 strokes off of the lead and in second place. in the end, all tiger. he wins the cadillac championship. for the first time in 5 years he has 2 wins before the master's and if he wins it bay hill in two weeks he will regain his status as the top ranked player in both. >> having won twice now in a stress free winds. where does it put you, do you think? >> stress free. [ laughter ] >> it was for me. [ laughter ] did you not see 18? [ laughter ] >> that is how i know i can play. that is the thing. and i can win prior to augusta it is always feeling good. and, i have been able to do it

a few times in my career, that is nice. >> boogity, boogity, boogity, let's go racing, folks! >> off to nascar. kenseth had to hold off kasey kahne for dear life. on his 41st birthday, 7 kenseth wins, only the third drivetory win on their birthday. [cheers and applause] >> it is a huge win. >> thank you! >> happy birthday to him. liberty knowing all too well you have to fall before you walk. starting the season 0-8. in is south carolina, they win, 87- 76. to begin the 2nd team ever to advance to the ncaa tournament despite having lost 20 games. having the look of desperation, trailing against san diego.

but then, time running out in regulation, over 3 to extend the game in overtime. saint mary's would prevail. in advance of the wcc championship game against top ranked conzaga tomorrow night. what a shot by, what is his name again? >> i never -- no doubt it was going in. i know how he mays, steps up in the clutch every time. he is like a dagger. yes, we would not want anyone else to take the shot. >> taking a different shot. the center, hit with the elbow that knocked out one of his front teeth. randy bennett, that is not my job description. i will not take care of that. taking the game. finishes it career high, 26 points, 16 rebounds before capping off his night with emergency surgery to put the tooth back in. the a's starting, anderson, removed for the cactus league game. strained a mus nel his right shoulder after he chided with a base runner. the injury is not believed to be serious.

coming up on game day. i will go one-on-one with the a's every man. the first baseman, moss putting up his career numbers last season despite getting called up in june. he says the organization is the reason for his success. >> i don't think there was any point that i doubted that i could have success in the big leagues. it was to the point where i did not feel like i was going to get another opportunity to show that i had the success. it is exactly 100% to come to a team where not only did they, you know, have faith, to get an opportunity they tell you, they believe in you. you know, just be yourself. don't go out there and be someone else. be yourself. never had that happen. it always has been a well, if you do this or change this you could really succeed here but you are not going to if you don't change this. >> i call him everman. like the guy next door. amazing season last night. last season, too. >> look forward to that. see you at 6:30, good night

>> jeff: tonight an historic week in rome. cardinals leave church services ahead of tuesday's first ballot to choose the next pope. as more now speculate it might be an american. mark phillips is at the vatican. harsh words from afghan president car sglichlt charlie d'agata tells us what went wrong during chuck hagel's first visit there as defense secretary. >> more fallout from the fukushima meltdown. american sailors who say they were sickened by radiation. >> we just want somebody to give us medical care figure out what's wrong. >> this is the "cbs evening news". >> jeff: good evening, everyone i'm jeff glor. officially the conclave to choose a new pope does not convene until tuesday. unobservationly its speculation goes on, with

the names of at least two cardinals from the u.s. prominent in the mix. 115 cardinals will vote and today for them was a day of rest and prayer. at the vatican here's mark phillips. >> reporter: the bells that rang out across rome on what should be the last sunday before there is a new pope might have been the opening bells of round one of the papal election. around the city the cardinals whose names have been bandies about on speculative list of potential votes were on display. no campaigning here, of course, but everybody knows who they are and what they represent. in normal times cardinal angelo skola would be a hot favorite conservative steady and italian after two foreign popes. skola has the clout, it's thought, to bring the vatican establishment blamed for much of the church's scandal and financial troubles, into line. but the very fact the curia as it's called is basically an italian body